buffalo bills are playing their first game since teammate damar hamlin went into cardiac arrest on the field monday night. hamlin has been making an astonishing recovery, it is now breathing on his own. here s an excerpt of report from nbc s, jesse courage. it s a sunday unlike any other, the national football league has ever seen. so many expected to cheer for one man, damar hamlin still hospitalized in cincinnati, the buffalo bills safety writing on instagram, the love has been overwhelming. i am thankful for every person who prayed for me and reached out. buffalo wakes up for its final regular season game at home against the new england patriots. from the 30 yard line to the bills jerseys, hamlin s energy will be back on the gridiron. some fans inside will where that buffalo gives and the thurman thomas family foundation are being sold to raise money for free cpr classes, that car helped save hamlin s life. joining me now is forbes dot
The kids are back on the beach or the pool this summer, two years after the pandemic affected their swimming activities. Is your family up-to-date on some water safety protocols?
May is National Water Safety Month and the perfect time to brush up on water and pool safety tips. Here are 6 key tips for keeping kids safe this summer.
Swimming Safety Tips: Guidelines for Pools, Oceans and COVID-19 Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 to 4 years old and the second leading cause of unintentional death in children ages 5 to 9, according to the CDC By Staff •
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As temperatures begin to climb each summer, so do the number of drowning deaths.
Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 to 4 years old and the second leading cause of unintentional death in children ages 5 to 9, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency reported that more than 60% of fatal drownings of children under the age of 4 occur in swimming pools.
using the same numbers that puerto rico was giving us, i was called by hector pesquera, a charlton, show me the proof and then you can talk. now he s part of the commission that s going to look into this more deeper. and is going to make recommendations. one of the things we re doing in san juan is we are making called small centers, centers for community transformation where people will have solar-charging capabilities for their cell phones where. where they will keep their insulin because it s refrigerated. where they can take care of their asthma because people died not having the appropriate insulin. they can get first aid, they re taking cpr classes so we re making sure we push the first level of response in the first